Hi,

In my system I have multiple domains with many users, all set up in mysql. MTA is served by Exim 4, Backend and IMAP is handled by dovecot 2.0.

Some of my users have mail aliases, what means that for example john@test.com is able to log in also as johny@test.com as well as john@williams.com. All these accounts lead to the same mailbox, and check the password for the same basic user, which is john@test.com.

And everything works fine, until they log in to roundcube. Lightweight issue is that settings are separate for each email that they used to log in - annoying, but you could live with it. But another thing is much worse: when users set up sieve rules in roundcube, these settings are also separate for each mail alias - what is hardly acceptable. But what is absolutely unacceptable is the fact, that actually only rules set up for the basic account (john@test.com) are working. This is quite understandable, since dovecot during delivery checks the basic account sieve file instead of checking all possible variants :)

Now I'd like to find out if there is any solution for repairing this. Dovecot, for example, uses its user_query and password_query, that always return the same no matter which credentials were used to log in. Maybe there is a way for roundcube to identify user not by credentials but by eg. inbox path? That would help a lot...

Am I the only one who needs such functionality?

Greetings,

Jacek

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